Couthwor Rovers 8 - 1 Bringhton Stanley

Key Events:

• 10' Couthwor Rovers Kyungsoo Chae scores
• 20' Couthwor Rovers Manuel Moreira scores, assisted by Feliciano Alves
• 24' Couthwor Rovers Feliciano Alves scores
• 33' Bringhton Stanley Willi Schneider scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 52' Couthwor Rovers Feliciano Alves scores, assisted by Cosimo Lombardo
• 56' Couthwor Rovers Mehmed Sinanović scores, assisted by Cesar Cabrera
• 58' Couthwor Rovers Cesar Cabrera scores, assisted by Feliciano Alves
• 62' Couthwor Rovers Mehmed Sinanović scores, assisted by Vlado Lovrić
• 65' Couthwor Rovers Feliciano Alves scores, assisted by Manuel Moreira
• 65' Yellow card to Couthwor Rovers Cosimo Lombardo
• 68' Yellow card to Couthwor Rovers Bacary Diallo
• 86' Yellow card to Couthwor Rovers Feliciano Alves

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Couthwor Rovers produced 3.02 xG and scored eight, a considerable over-performance that speaks to unusually decisive finishing rather than a chance count alone: 11 of their 13 shots were on target. Bringhton Stanley scored once from 0.56 xG, also finishing above the estimate, but managed only two shots, both on target. The visitors found a goal through Willi Schneider, assisted by Pedro Chagas, yet the limited volume left little room to turn that moment into a contest. Couthwor Rovers’ goal return was exceptional even against a performance that already created the better opportunities.

The first-half sequence established the direction early: Couthwor Rovers scored three times before Willi Schneider gave Bringhton Stanley a reply in the 33rd minute. After the break, the hosts added five more, including a three-goal burst between the 56th and 62nd minutes. That run made the margin increasingly difficult to disguise as anything other than decisive. The visitors had slightly more corners, three to two, but territory at the flag was not the same as pressure in front of goal.

Couthwor Rovers finished with eight goals from 13 shots, while the sides were much closer in possession, dribbles and tackles. That contrast gives the match its clearest tactical shape: the hosts were not dominant in every measure, but were far more productive when attacks ended in attempts. Feliciano Alves was central to that efficiency, scoring three and assisting twice, and received a 9.1 rating. The three yellow cards for the hosts arrived after their scoring had already become the afternoon’s main administrative problem.

No Bringhton Stanley players recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.